Lorain Council votes to raise income tax and cut tax credit
Lorain City Council approves a 0.25 percent income tax increase proposal and reduces the resident work tax credit, shifting potential funds to cover a projected deficit. Auditor Mantini estimates a 1.8 million shortfall with the tax moves, while Foltin opposes the tax rise and urges preserving funds and avoiding layoffs.
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Lorain
Ron Mantini
Craig Fortin
Foltin
Wall Street
Council
Wellington school board urged to heal via resignations
A Wellington reader praises Vice President David Fisher for offering to resign from the Board of Education and urges Superintendent Sherry Buccieri to resign to end the district’s stalemate. The letter emphasizes accountability and student welfare as the path to healing Wellington Schools.
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Wellington School Board
David Fisher
Chronicle-Telegram
Board of Education
Sherry Buccieri
Controversy Over Prayer Phrase Sparks School Dispute
A letter to the editor argues America’s pledge and school religion clashes, alleging California middle schools require a cultural Islam course and New York displays banners praising Allah. The writer accuses media and the ACLU of bias, cites lack of protests, and urges parental wakefulness.
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God
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Jesus
Medina
Fox TV
Ellen Leighty
New London
Bush urged to outreach CEOs after Enron scandals
The column argues President Bush must act quickly to restore public confidence and market stability amid corporate scandals. It urges donating CEO gains to aid workers harmed by malfeasance, meeting with principled leaders like Chick-fil-A and Legatus, and promoting trusted firms to counter political risk in 2004.
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Bush
Bill Clinton
Army
Thomas E. White
Senate Commerce Committee
Enron
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Senators
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D-N.d
Dorgan
Enron White
Dick Cheney
Halliburton
Truett Cathy
Chick-Fil-A
WorldCom
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House
Federal Reserve
Alan Greenspan
White House
Greenspan links greed to corporate culture amid market turmoil
In a sharp critique of corporate behavior Greenspan says infectious greed tainted the system and warns of a long trend from exuberance to greed. He notes Enron WorldCom and other scandals that undermined market confidence and spurred calls for reform.
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Alan Greenspan
Greenspan
National Association of Business Economists
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